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: Instapundit.comELITE COLLEGES? OR COLLEGES FOR THE ELITE? There?ll still be both after the higher education bubbl?
By Glenn Reynolds
ELITE COLLEGES? OR COLLEGES FOR THE ELITE? There’ll still be both after the higher education bubble bursts, but the overlap won’t be as complete.
UPDATE: Reader Marc Bacon writes:
A note from a recent grad (2.5 yrs ago) concerning the higher education bubble: I think that combining higher education into one category misses an important point. I have two degrees, one in accounting and one in information systems. Both are in “the sciences” and are technical. I appear to be unaffected by the bubble.
All high schoolers should know: for the most part, anything without math, science, or logic will not significantly add value to you.
True only to a first approximation, but worth considering.
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on October 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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